ACT Netkabel netstekker CEE 7/7 stekker (haaks) - C19 groen 1,8 m

The ACT Power cord CEE 7/7 male angled AK5177 is a 1.8 m mains cable engineered for stable power delivery to IT and AV equipment. It features an angled CEE 7/7 plug on one end and a C19 coupler on the other, supporting 230 V and up to 16 A. The angled connector reduces stress on the plug and enables neater routing in confined spaces. The cable’s green jacket provides clear visual identification for cable management in racks and installations.

Advantages

The angled CEE 7/7 connector lowers the profile of the connection and helps to avoid interference with neighbouring sockets. A C19 coupler offers compatibility with a broad range of professional power inlets used on servers, UPS units and power distribution devices. At 1.8 m length the cable balances reach and tidy routing, while the 16 A rating accommodates common European mains-powered equipment. The green colour improves visibility for quick identification during installation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Connecting servers, network switches and UPS systems to mains power
• Rack-mounted equipment where an angled plug reduces rear clearance
• Data centres and server rooms requiring clear cable identification
• Workstations and AV setups with limited space behind power outlets

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Connector 1: Angled CEE 7/7 male
• Connector 2: C19 coupler
• Rated voltage: 230 V
• Rated current: 16 A
• Product colour: Green

How to use

Inspect the cable and connectors for damage before use. Insert the angled CEE 7/7 plug into a compatible wall outlet or power strip with the plug oriented to optimise clearance; connect the C19 coupler to the power inlet on the target device until it seats securely. Ensure the connected equipment and mains supply comply with the cable’s 230 V / 16 A rating. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinch points and sources of heat to maintain reliable operation.

Recommendations

For safe long-term use, avoid overloading beyond the 16 A rating, secure cables to prevent tension on connectors, and use the angled plug to reduce rear clearance in racks. Regularly check for insulation wear and replace the cable if any damage is found.